Mental Health I

Catalog description

This course examines the psychological and social aspects of mental health functioning as it impacts occupational performance. Students investigate the continuum of health and recovery with an emphasis on supporting client’s successful engagement in meaningful roles and occupations across practice areas, client populations, contexts and environments. Client-centered evaluation and intervention emphasize practical application of theoretical concepts, while evidenced-based critical thinking guides clinical reasoning and decision-making throughout the course. Prerequisite(s): OT 330 and OT 331 .